Nose: Sweet peat, saline, medicinal/TCP, nutty Palate: Dried fruit, dates, figs, cocoa, spices (cardamom, ginger, cloves). There’s the usual salt and peat hit and a woody sweetness. Finish: Medium long finish. More of the spice, medicinal, salt/saline, drying and hints of citrus on the aftertaste As per my previous tasting: “As is always the case with a Laphroaig, there is that typical TCP, medicinal taste up front, but this expression is richer than the typical 10y/o. The upfront taste is rich and spicy with a good hit of alcohol that quickly disperses into a sweet, dry and spicy finish”. A great NAS dram!